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The establishment of Litzmannstadt Ghetto
ghetto.lodz.pl/.../Kopia%206_pl.htm |
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A description of the ghetto created by the Germans in the city of Łódź during their occupation of Poland |
Radegast Station
ghetto.lodz.pl/.../Kopia%204_pl.htm |
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The station through which were transported food for the ghetto and goods produced in the ghetto, and from which deportations to extermination camps.took place.
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Litzmannstadt Ghetto was the first to be set up in the Reich
ghetto.lodz.pl/.../Litzmanstadt%20Ghetto.htm |
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Website set up as part of the 60th anniversary of the liquidation and the final extermination of the Jewish community of Łódź by the Germans during WWII |
From Dawn to Dusk:
Lodz's Jewish past
info-poland...geography/regions/lodzkie... |
6,560 words in toto |
A series of websites created by students of the High School #13 in Lodz. Includes a history of the Lodz Ghetto, a detailed map of the same, a set of colored photos from the Ghetto, and more. |
"GIVE ME YOUR CHILDREN!"
datasync.com/~davidg59/rumkowsk.html |
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- Speech by Mordechai Chaim Rumkowski, the "Elder of the Jews" of the Lodz Ghetto, so appointed by the Germans, an extremely controversial figure. Ssite gives an overview of the controversy and then presents Rumkowski's most controversial speech where he asks the ghetto population to give up their children for transport. |
The History of the Lodzer Ghetto
lodzjews.org/en/getto.htm |
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A brief history of the ghetto and accounts of efforts to memorialize it. |
The Lodz Ghetto
jewishvirtuallibrary.org/.../Holocaust/lodz.html |
2,560 words |
A history of the Ghetto and the event that took place there. Posted by the Jewish Virtual Library |
Lodz
ushmm.org/wlc/article.php... |
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A history of the ghetto posted by the US Holocaust Museum |
Survivors recall Lodz ghetto horror
news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/... |
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Article posted by the BBC regarding a major Holocaust memorial ceremony held by the city of Lodz on Sunday, August 29 2004. The ceremony was dedicated to the thousands of Jews and Roma persecuted by the Nazis in the ghetto there during World War II.
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The Lodz Ghetto - 1940-1944
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